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Court

Randall Co County Civil

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-05-26
Status Disposed
Type Divorce No Children
Docket 15 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bradshaw, James Ray, Jr.
Defendant Bradshaw, Madison Nichile
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Judge

Hon. Frausto Titiana

Randall County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. MAILED NOTICE BOTH PARTIES - MAILED
  2. FAMILY SCHEDULE REVIEW-9 Months
  3. PRO SE ADVISEMENT AND INFO (of party filing)
  4. CITATION ISSUED MADISON BRADSHAW - RCSO
  5. Citation BRADSHAW, MADISON NICHILE Served 05/31/2023
  6. CITATION SERVED MADISON BRADSHAW - 5/31/2023
  7. ANSWER MADISON BRADSHAW - PRO SE
  8. Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Frausto, Titiana)
  9. Docket Entry Case called; parties appeared pro se and announced ready for a temporary hearing; testimony received from both parties regarding the payment of the mortgage on the marital residence; R awarded temporary exclusive use of the home and timely payment of all utilities at the home; P ordered to pay $1,000/month toward the mortgage, R to pay the remainder; parties ordered to list the home (pay IRS debt first); mediation at PRPC;
  10. PROPOSED ORDER RESTORING NAME USED BEFORE MARRIAGE - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  11. PROPOSED ORDER FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  12. AFFIDAVIT SWORN AFFIDAVIT FOR DIVORCE
  13. DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTER
  14. ORDER RESTORING NAME USED BEFORE MARRIAGE - SIGNED 9/29/2023
  15. DECREE OF DIVORCE - AGREED (OCA) SIGNED 9/29/2023 - 9 PGS

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